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The rpki-client project needs financial support https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251119083420 #openbsd #rpkiclient #routing #security #networking #bgp #rpki #pki #freesoftware #libresoftware
The rpki-client project needs financial support https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251119083420 #openbsd #rpkiclient #routing #security #networking #bgp #rpki #pki #freesoftware #libresoftware
Since @bortzmeyer told us that he opened an issue that went unanswered for a few days, @themozzie over-engineered a home-grown solution that works for all the projects we maintain. 😅
Since @bortzmeyer told us that he opened an issue that went unanswered for a few days, @themozzie over-engineered a home-grown solution that works for all the projects we maintain. 😅
Vous traduiriez comment "to scrub" dans le contexte de #BGP ? « Épouiller » me plait bien. https://labs.ripe.net/author/shyam-krishna-khadka/a-first-look-at-the-adoption-of-bgp-based-ddos-scrubbing-services/
The updated control panel at @BoxyBSD by @gyptazy
@gyptazy #FreeBSD #NetBSD #OpenBSD #FreeVPS #Hosting #IPV6 #BGP #DN42 #smolBSD #RUNBSD #BSD #BSDHosting #Hosting #FreeHosting #community #opensource
We at @BoxyBSD are happy to announce our new and modern website!
While the missions keeps the same by providing a free place for beginners to learn, educate themselves and test things in the wild on BSD-based systems (such like #FreeBSD, #NetBSD, #OpenBSD (or even #smolbsd) and many more ones) with public accessible IP addresses, the old nerdy design only hit a niche of users.
We want to make BoxyBSD more accessible & enjoyable to everyone and this is one of the first steps. We know, a laggy SSH connection doesn't make fun and therefore, we're also setting up new locations to provide you a better latency independent of your location.
During this time, signups for new users are currently deactivated until the new locations are up and running and the first real-user tests within the new interface have been successfully performed.
Web: https://boxybsd.com
Thanks to @gyptazy for this :)
#BoxyBSD #BSD #BSDHosting #Runbsd #vps #freevps #vpshosting #community #education
The updated control panel at @BoxyBSD by @gyptazy
@gyptazy #FreeBSD #NetBSD #OpenBSD #FreeVPS #Hosting #IPV6 #BGP #DN42 #smolBSD #RUNBSD #BSD #BSDHosting #Hosting #FreeHosting #community #opensource
If you think that only #BGP can announce a route on the Internet, see these interesting measurements: https://labs.ripe.net/author/mw/how-igp-leaks-put-ixp-route-servers-in-the-ddos-shooting-range/
" #BGP’s often politically and commercially motivated policies" Nice understatement 😄
https://labs.ripe.net/author/thijsvandenhout/autocast-automatic-anycast-site-optimisation/
BGP Blackholing PL Project update - we have new route servers (IPv4+IPv6), I also added new configuration for pf and BSD systems. There's also Looking Glass! Check out more at https://lukasz.bromirski.net/bgp-blackholing/ #bgp #blackholing
Hey #FediHire 👋
I am currently looking to get back into being a (part time) #Freelancer. Do you know of any positions that would require extensive knowledge in the #Networking / #Internet industry?
My skillset includes #Sysadmin #Automation #NixOS #Peering #BGP #ISP #RtBrick #Juniper #Junos #Prometheus #Grafana and much more.
Only open to working with companies based in the EU or EFTA.
Let’s connect!
#fedihire_de #getfedihired
"Can we detect #submarineCable cuts from #BGP routing table?" (Executive summary: yes, but not from any point.)
https://anuragbhatia.com/post/2025/09/detecting-submarine-cuts-from-bgp-routing-table/
Hey #FediHire 👋
I am currently looking to get back into being a (part time) #Freelancer. Do you know of any positions that would require extensive knowledge in the #Networking / #Internet industry?
My skillset includes #Sysadmin #Automation #NixOS #Peering #BGP #ISP #RtBrick #Juniper #Junos #Prometheus #Grafana and much more.
Only open to working with companies based in the EU or EFTA.
Let’s connect!
#fedihire_de #getfedihired
A new BSDCan video has been posted:
Running a root DNS server on FreeBSD -- from Alpha to Now by Daniel Mahoney
ISC has been proudly using FreeBSD in production for a long time, including to serve critical internet infrastructure with a global user base (including you!), from the DEC Alpha days up till now, mostly on bare-metal.
In this talk I'll go over some of how we (and I) got here, how we've managed far-away installs and upgrades without remote hands during a global pandemic, and how we believe that in a Linux-centric world, BSD gives us an advantage, not only in diversity, but from the community, and touch on how a single FreeBSD box has replaced an install that used to consist of separate routers and switches.
We'll cover some of our MacGyver moments, share some head-scratchers, and even cover some of the things we'd love to see in the future, both from the community as well as where we're hoping to go.
If the conference leaders think it wise, this talk could also include a light touch on how BGP and Anycast work, both in general, as well as how the global routing table is affected by the less-and-more specific routes to F that we announce to keep local traffic local, and how ISC works with its CDN partner. (These are not BSD-specific topics, but the maturity of reasonable routing daemons in ports have meant that we can now do this without needing an upstream router).
For more information, please visit:
https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/
- and -
https://www.bsdcan.org/2025/timetable/timetable-Running-a-root.html
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